RETURNAL - professional journal for tennis clubs (Issue 4)

COVER STORY
The flood disaster in June 2013 caused devastating damage, especially in northern, southern and eastern Germany. Water levels in the Saale of up to 8.10 meters or even almost 13 meters in the Danube caused masses of water to overflow their banks and caused extensive damage to property and extensive evacuations from parts of the city. In addition to private households and business owners, a large number of tennis clubs in Germany were also existentially affected by the flood disaster. RETURNAL reports on how the clubs are dealing with the flood damage.

NEWS
1. More tennis on free TV - Tennis should get a bigger media presence. For this reason, the board members of the German Tennis Association (DTB) and ProSiebenSat.1 Media AG met in March 2013 and agreed on a joint cooperation over a period of 10 years.
2nd Generali ITN Cup - Generali Versicherung Austria, sponsor of the "Generali Ladies Linz" women's tennis tournament since 1991, is expanding its comprehensive tennis sponsorship to include broad tennis in Austria and offers amateur players a far-reaching tournament project.

PLACE CONSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE 3. 2013 - Snow shovels instead of tennis rackets - The winter of 2012/2013 makes spring repairs more difficult.
4. When tennis courts grow. - A problem that frequently occurs when maintaining courts
is a layer of brick dust that is too thick, which can be thinned out by reducing the ceiling.
5. Court-Fix - The device for sanding and mudding in is intended to make it easier to maintain tennis courts. RETURNAL tested the CourtFix at the FIS 2013.
6. Inexpensive alternative for level lines - Thanks to special "line sleeves", the ends of the tension lines standing up should be a thing of the past in the future. OPTITENN has tested them.
7. Relief for the groundskeeper - The "tennis scraper" is intended to make it easier to remove the used sand. RETURNAL has tested the Scraper.
8. Interviews with companies - part 2: Rüdiger Vierhock - In the second part of our series "Interviews with companies", Rüdiger Vierhock, owner of a tennis service company, provides information about his experiences.

CLUB LIFE
9. Pegboard was yesterday - online booking systems are increasingly simplifying workflows and booking processes in tennis too.
10. Support for clubs at state level The year-round maintenance of sports facilities is cost-intensive. The state sports funding promises financial relief for many clubs.
11th TC Lauingen - Sandbags for the anniversary The TC Lauingen was recently affected by the flood. But the centenary celebration should not fall through the cracks.
12. Young people have a say in Penzberg At TC Penzberg, youngsters are heavily involved in the management of the club.
13. Interview Nina Schott - RETURNAL has Nina Schott as her Activity in the youth committee of the TC Penzberg questioned.
14. Tennis, drums and dancing Talentino - more than 200 students took part in the start of this year's "relexa hotels-Streettennis-Tour".
15. The club as a motor - R An interview with Beushausen, the main person responsible for this year's "relexa hotels-Streettennis-Tour".

TENNIS FOR CHILDREN
16. Event assistance with equipment rental - The Lower Austrian Tennis Association offers tennis clubs a tennis tour all year round package that can be booked for events.
17. Increase in membership thanks to "Sport nach 1" - membership acquisition through school cooperation. The "Sport after 1 in school and club" concept has been supporting such projects for 22 years.

TENNIS FOR SENIORS
18. After retirement, the sporting comeback - more and more competitive teams are forming in the Age group 70 plus. RETURNAL reports on the senior team of TSV Bocholt.
19.Interview Manfred Frede - Manfred Frede, who is still an active player at TSV Bocholt for over 80 years, describes in an interview the importance of senior sport in his club

TRENDSPORT
20. Volunteering should be more attractive - On March 21, 2013, the "Act to Strengthen Voluntary Work" came into force. RETURNAL reports on the benefits for non-profit organizations.
21. Tennis - no matter how, no matter where! - Three guys from Hamburg want to prove under the name "Tennis The Next Level" that you can play tennis anywhere.
22. Cardio Tennis - Endurance sport with a fun factor - Cardio tennis is enjoying increasing popularity as a varied cardiovascular training.
23. Interview with Jörg Hilpert - In an interview with RETURNAL, Jörg Hilpert talks about his work as a cardio-tennis trainer in Ellerbek.
24. Rubber ring instead of tennis ball and racket - German ring tennis players train for South Africa.

OTHER
25. Big Point
26. Advantage
27. Book tips
28. Imprint

Details

• Title: RETURNAL - trade journal for tennis clubs (Issue 4)
• Publisher: Alexander Mostafa
• Row: RETURNAL
• Edition: 1st edition
• Band: 4
• Publisher: Alexander Mostafa
• Published: 1st edition 05/31/2013
• Subject: Sports Science
• Product type: Paperback
• Product type: Magazine
• Language: German
• Binding: booklet (paperback)
• Dimensions: 29.7 x 21.0 cm (DIN A4)
• Scope: 60 pages
• Condition: New
• Keywords: cardio tennis, ceiling reduction, volunteering, spring repairs, Generali ITN Cup, flood disaster 2013, Manfred Frede, member recruitment, member recruitment tennis clubs, member recruitment tennis clubs, online booking systems, Optitenn tennis service, ring tennis, senior tennis, sport after 1, Talentino, TC Lauingen, TC Penzberg, tennis on free TV, tennis magazine, tennis court ceiling reduction, tennis court winter storage, tennis court flooding, tennis court repairs, tennis court care, tennis court accessories, tennis scrapers, tennis service companies, tennis sports, tennis magazines, trend sports, brick powder, brick powder 0-2 mm grain size